I have typically brought my files into (mach 3) cnc12 with a flash drive. Is there a way to use a usb cable or ethernet (with a switch) to bring stuff directly in from my design computer without compromising the isolated nature of my cncpc?
What are most people doing?
Am I able to incorporate my graph while the program is loading, running? I really only seem to be able to peek at the graph, then run the program blind.
Also- what is the proper way to unload a program? I seem to be stuck just bringing in a new one, how do I clear a program to then load a new one?
Transfer, Graph, and Unloading questions
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Re: Transfer, Graph, and Unloading questions
dbillington wrote: ↑Tue Feb 16, 2021 3:56 pm I have typically brought my files into (mach 3) cnc12 with a flash drive. Is there a way to use a usb cable or ethernet (with a switch) to bring stuff directly in from my design computer without compromising the isolated nature of my cncpc?
What are most people doing? < there was a recent post outlining how to connect two windows computers together for file transfers, google typically is a good place to start as well, google how to connect two PC via network. the CNCPC is just a windows 10 PC so the typical windows networking methods can be used to transfer G code files from one PC to the CNCPC. related post.
viewtopic.php?f=60&t=4369
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viewtopic.php?f=60&t=5339
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Am I able to incorporate my graph while the program is loading, running? I really only seem to be able to peek at the graph, then run the program blind. < in the Wizard you can choose to have run time graphics on all the time or not, and you can always simply toggle the F8 graphics button while running a job to switch from G code view to graphics view' at anytime on the fly>
Also- what is the proper way to unload a program? I seem to be stuck just bringing in a new one, how do I clear a program to then load a new one? < in the wizard you can choose if the cnc12 remembers the last job run/loaded or not, you can also 'unload' by simply loading the file called 'nojobloaded' or any other blank file. >
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Re: Transfer, Graph, and Unloading questions
here is how to network two windows pc's for file transfer.
I made a new thread on this subject here.
https://www.centroidcncforum.com/viewto ... =63&t=5437
I made a new thread on this subject here.
https://www.centroidcncforum.com/viewto ... =63&t=5437
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and here viewforum.php?f=61
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